I have cs3 extended. Is there a tool ( i can't find one) that will allow you to make a selection and then calculate the pixel area of the selection? For measuring areas in a scientific application.
Thanks
#1
The Info Palette will certainly give you the pixel dimensions of your selection. Calculating the area should be easy from there. Just Ctl-click in your ruler area to change the measurement to pixels and open your Info Palette.
#2
thanks. Pixel dimensions are easy in a rectilinear format. I meant surface area of an irregular shape. Like what would be the surface are of an amoeba or ameobiform selection? in square pixels?
VL
#3
thanks. Pixel dimensions are easy in a rectilinear format. I meant surface area of an irregular shape. Like what would be the surface are of an amoeba or ameobiform selection? in square pixels?
VL
#4
In that case you can use the Histogram which will calculate the number of pixels within the selection. Will that do it for you?
#5
Does this screen shot give you enough to go on?
#6
Sure, Peter...go for the text description!
;) XD
#7
See, that damned Histogram is finally good for something. Who'd a thunk.
#8
I am having trouble posting on this forum, but thank you. The histogram works brilliantly/
#9